Machine Operator – Full‑Time Production Role
eiminc · Keene
Job description
About the role
Looking for a first shift, full time, weekday position with growth opportunities? If you are a dependable, quality‑focused individual with mechanical aptitude and math skills, come see what Electronic Imaging Materials Inc. can offer you!
Key responsibilities
- Set up and operate press equipment to produce high‑quality labels efficiently and safely.
- Gather required tooling, materials, and supplies as specified on job tickets.
- Follow safety protocols while setting up the press.
- Conduct quality checks on work and obtain supervisor approval.
- Identify and report any defects or issues to the production supervisor.
- Maintain a clean and organized work area.
- Manage multitasking and time management throughout the daily production schedule.
Required profile
- Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to learn new processes.
- Ability to accurately read and use a ruler.
- Math skills, including basic algebra, decimals, and fractions.
- Strong attention to detail and quality.
- Strong organization and multi‑tasking abilities.
Required skills
- Mechanical aptitude
- Ruler measurement
- Basic math (algebra, decimals, fractions)
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